WorldPingGoogle will not have to break up its advertising operations, a federal judge has ruled, though it will have to alter its business practices. Leonie M. Brinkema, U.S. District Judge of the Eastern District of Virginia, handed down her decision Wednesday.
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Google has dodged an effort to break up its ad business, but a judge said Wednesday that the company will need to adjust its business to benefit competitors.
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Justice Department had argued Google could not be trusted to run the online advertising exchange.
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WorldPingThe DOJ proved to the court that Google acted illegally, but it won't get the big win it wanted.
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WorldPing“It takes an Olympic level of mental gymnastics to find that Google is operating an illegal monopoly and then decide to do nothing about it," activists say.
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WorldPingA judge previously determined that Google illegally monopolized a pair of ad tech markets.
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Rebecca, Keeley and the Lady Greyhounds all take a hit in "Riches of Embarrassment" — but Coach Lasso still finds a silver lining.
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